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STAGE 4 ....................................................................................................................................................................................146
PRECAUTIONS - GAS WELDING AND CUTTING APPARATUS ..............................................................................................................146
PRECAUTIONS - ELECTRIC WELDING AND CUTTING APPARATUS........................................................................................................146
PRECAUTIONS - CYLINDERS ..........................................................................................................................................................147
PRECAUTIONS - GRINDING WHEELS AND CUTTING DISCS ................................................................................................................147
FIRE SAFETY ...............................................................................................................................................................................147
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ...................................................................................................................................................................148
FIRED CONTAINERS .....................................................................................................................................................................148
POSSIBLE FIRE SCENARIOS ...........................................................................................................................................................148

30 NIGHT SHIFT SITE POLICY.........................................................................................................................................151
NIGHT SHIFT OPERATIVES RESPONSIBILITIES ...................................................................................................................................151
31 LONE WORKER POLICY & PROCEDURE .....................................................................................................................152
INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................................................................................152
AIMS OF THE POLICY ...................................................................................................................................................................152
RISK ASSESSMENTS .....................................................................................................................................................................152
PROCEDURES .............................................................................................................................................................................152
CONTROL MEASURES ..................................................................................................................................................................153
MANAGERS AND SUPERVISORS .....................................................................................................................................................154
THE LONE WORKER ....................................................................................................................................................................154
THE LONE WORKER CHECKLIST.....................................................................................................................................................154

32 MANUAL HANDLING ...............................................................................................................................................156
33 USING SLINGS, CHAINS AND LIFTING EQUIPMENT ...................................................................................................159
34 USING HAND TOOLS AND PORTABLE ELECTRIC TOOLS .............................................................................................160
35 TRANSFER STATION SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.............................................................................................................161

PICKING LINE PPE REQUIREMENTS ...............................................................................................................................................162
TRANSFER STATION ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES SSW .........................................................................................................................163
WASTE RECEPTION .....................................................................................................................................................................165
POSSIBLE PROBLEMS WITH WASTE RECEPTION ...............................................................................................................................166
METAL RECYCLING (WHAT CANNOT BE RECYCLED IN THE NORMAL WASTE STREAM) .............................................................................167
TRANSFER STATION OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES ............................................................................................................................168
36 FIRE ACTION PLAN AT TJ MRF’S ...............................................................................................................................170

WASTE RECEPTION AND STORAGE ................................................................................................................................................171
37 LITHIUM BATTERIES ................................................................................................................................................172
LITHIUM BATTERY WISH GUIDANCE .............................................................................................................................................172
ON DISCOVERY OF A ROGUE LITHIUM BATTERY AT TJ: .....................................................................................................................173
VAPES .......................................................................................................................................................................................174

38 LEAD ACID BATTERIES .............................................................................................................................................174
39 YAPTON SPRAY BOOTH ...........................................................................................................................................175
PPE, RPE & LEV CHECKLIST .......................................................................................................................................................176

40 QUARRY REGULATIONS ...........................................................................................................................................177
QUARRY SUPERVISION AT TJ ........................................................................................................................................................177
HAUL ROAD DESIGN AND MAINTENANCE ......................................................................................................................................177
EDGE PROTECTION .....................................................................................................................................................................178
EXCAVATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................................178
QUARRY TIPPING ........................................................................................................................................................................179
STOCKPILES ................................................................................................................................................................................179

41 MRF OPERATIVES TRAINING MANUAL SIGN OFF......................................................................................................181

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